modules and source books as .pdfs. $4.99

link

"The PDFs are made from fresh scans of these old products. "We've rescanned everything," Schuh said. "It's the highest quality you can get out there." (I'd generally concur: The scans are good quality, and best of all, the PDFs are searchable. For example, you can search 1980's Q1: Queen of the Demonweb Pits for all instances of the word "Lolth" or "spider ship," which could come in handy during game play. I did see a few errors in the reproduction of multi-part gatefold-style maps, but hopefully these glitches will be resolved.)"

stainer wrote on Jan 23^rd, 2013 at 9:26am:


So that's their selling point over all the readily available torrents out there?

stainer wrote on Jan 23^rd, 2013 at 11:16am:


Come on, they put themselves a nice heap of old products to download for free... about 10 years ago when P2P was not even born.

*looks at his archives*

Lots of Dark Sun
Lots of FR stuff ( puny things like Undermountain, The Horde, Cult of The Dragon, Kara-Tur)
Lots of Al Quadim
Some Maztica
I2, I10, I11 ( badly done : text as rtf, art and such separate files )

And things like Dungeonland, Land beyond the magic mirror

popejubal wrote on Jan 24^th, 2013 at 12:53am:


Exactly. $5 is supportable for many. $10+ and morality is crushed by commerce.